Whig Party
The Whig Party was a conservative political party that existed in the United States during the mid-19th century. Alongside the slightly larger Democratic Party, it was one of the two major parties in the United States between the late 1830s and the early 1850s as part of the Second Party System.
Whig Party People (First 49 people) - Page 2
Joseph B. Lancaster
Former Mayor of Tampa
Joseph Marion Hernández
American politician
Connally Findlay Trigg
Judge
Joseph Vance
Former Governor of Ohio
Martin Brimmer
American businessman
Mason Mathews
American Politician
Robert Crozier
Former member of the United States Senate
Benjamin Wright Raymond
Former Mayor of Chicago
Robert T. Conrad
Former Mayor of Philadelphia
Buckner Stith Morris
Former Mayor of Chicago
Samuel Dickinson Hubbard
Former United States Representative
Spencer Jarnagin
Former United States Senator
Thomas B. Butler
Politician
Thomas Stockton
Former Governor of Delaware
Truman Smith
Former member of the United States Senate
William B. Castle
American Politician
William Crosby Dawson
Former United States Senator
William F. Johnston
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
William L. Goggin
Politician
William L. Sharkey
Former Governor of Mississippi
William Owsley
Former Governor of Kentucky
William W. Irwin
Former United States Representative
Richard Menefee
U. S. representative
John Leeds Kerr
Former United States Senator
John Botts
Politician
Alexander Barrow
Former United States Senator
Henry Dutton
Former Governor of Connecticut
Edward Rumsey
Former United States Representative
William Wright Southgate
Former United States Representative
Landaff Andrews
Attorney at law
Addison White
Former United States Representative
Clark Bissell
Former Governor of Connecticut
Simeon H. Anderson
Former United States Representative
David B. Kurtz
American Politician
John P. Gaines
Political figure
Washington Hunt
Former Governor of New York
Charles K. Williams
Former Governor of Vermont
George W. Summers
Willoughby Newton
Lawyer
Thomas M. Burgess
Former Mayor of Providence
Charles Anderson
TV character
Alexander Bullock
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Martin Welker
Former Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
Samuel Bell
Former Governor of New Hampshire
George Evans
American professional basketball player
Peleg Sprague
Former United States Senator
Jeremiah Morrow
Former Governor of Ohio
